The graphics card does not support the traditional startup mode.

It's annoying that the computer can't start, but don't worry, we can help you solve this problem. This article will provide you with some solutions to help you quickly restore the normal operation of your computer.

Turn off the power supply and discharge the residual charge.

First, disconnect the power supply, and press and hold the chassis switch key for 5-6 times to help the motherboard discharge residual charge. Open the side panel, try to replace the memory slot or fasten the CMOS battery, and let it stand for 1 minute before putting it back. If you have a discrete graphics card, try plugging it in.

Re-energize

After completing the above steps, turn on the power again and observe whether it is normal. If it is normal, it should be able to display the content and pop up relevant prompts, and there is no abnormal sound when entering the BIOS. If it is abnormal, the display is not displayed, the screen is displayed or the sound is abnormal, which may be a memory problem. Try replacing another slot or memory.

Check the memory and graphics card

When encountering compatibility problems, this machine has available memory of other machines but can't use it, or one root is available and two roots are unavailable. At this time, only the memory can be replaced. Check the monitor wiring for broken pins or short circuits. If the graphics card is damaged, it needs to be replaced.

Replace the motherboard

Motherboard problems may also occur, such as the failure of the graphics card slot or related control circuits. At this time, it can only be solved by replacing the motherboard.

Seek the help of professional and technical personnel

When you encounter a problem that your computer can't start, please patiently follow the above steps to try to solve it. If the problem still exists, it is recommended to seek the help of professional and technical personnel.